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The Code of Spatial Planning, Architectural and Construction Activities of Georgia defines the Legal Grounds for Creating Architectural Works. It introduces the Architectural Planning Assignment (APA) as a prerequisite for architectural projects, detailing its issuance process, requirements, and conditions. It emphasizes the significance of adhering to urban planning documents and guidelines.

The law addresses the licensing requirements for activities related to architectural works and the approval process for architectural designs. It specifies that architects involved in creating designs do not need licenses.

The document numerates the rights and obligations of architects, emphasizing compliance with laws, design standards, and client agreements. It delineates the contractual relationships in the architectural field and the guarantees provided for architectural activities.

It explores the objects of copyright protection for pieces of architecture, highlighting architectural designs and works. It details the copyrights of authors, addressing the use, duplication, distribution, and reproduction of designs. It establishes the role of project designers in safeguarding copyrights.

Moreover, the document specifies the procedures for making modifications in architectural designs and works, requiring approval from the relevant project designer. It outlines the process for owners to obtain permits for modifications and addresses disputes through legal avenues. It defines the responsibilities of central and local authorities of architectural and urban planning, emphasizing the development and implementation of state programs. It also outlines the competence of professional unions of architects in protecting professional interests and facilitating cooperation with governmental bodies.

The Law of Georgia on Architectural Activities creates a comprehensive legal framework to guide and regulate architectural practices in the country, ensuring adherence to standards and promoting the development of an aesthetically pleasing and environmentally safe built environment. Thus it contributes to the Green transformation.

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Category
Green Transition, Heritage Preservation
Source
Legislative Herald of Georgia
Author(s)
Language
Georgian
Geography
Georgia
Keywords
Architecture, Spatial Planning, Design, Buildings
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